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National News
Africa pushes for effective climate financing mechanism
African policymakers and climate advocates have called for faster, simpler and adequately-funded climate financing mechanisms, warning that delays in accessing…
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Business
UN urges exchange rate reform, policy stability
Malawi must urgently unify its exchange rate regime and maintain a stable monetary policy stance to withstand mounting external shocks,…
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National News
APM lobbies China for more market access
President Peter Mutharika has urged China to consider increasing access to its market for more Malawian products under zero-tariff arrangements.…
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Business News
Ecama urges speed in regional trade
The Economics Association of Malawi (Ecama) has called for urgent acceleration of regional trade and energy integration, arguing that deeper…
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National News
Impact of war threatens inflation gains, forex, fuel
Malawi risks reversing gains made towards taming the inflation rate in the face of the escalating joint US-Israel war on…
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Business News
Study puts fresh focus on domestic borrowing
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says domestic borrowing is emerging as a key tool for African economies, including Malawi, to…
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National News
K11 trillion budget gets nod
Parliament yesterday approved key votes in the K11 trillion 2026/27 National Budget amid Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Decentralisation…
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Business News
Levies trigger inclusion fear
Introduction of 0.05 percent levy on mobile money and electronic bank transfers has triggered industry alarm, raising fears that it…
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Business News
EDF model outpaces peers as mandate drives recovery
Export Development Fund (EDF) is outperforming other State-linked lenders because it applies stricter commercial discipline and targets bankable projects, it…
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Business News
Subsistence farming remains weak—NSO
Findings of the National Census of Agriculture show that the agriculture sector remains largely subsistence with 86.1 percent of farming…
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